San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-17

non-explosive Adams q Westlake's kero-
sene and gasoline stoves, patent pump
oil cans and oil, at lowest prices.
7-l5-tf. WAGNER 81 CHABoT.
Gums and pistols at sacriaccing prices at
EmersOns. 'l-Im
Surveyors instruments as good as new ut
EmersOn's. 9'llm
-Eight-day striking and alarm clock 81 at
Emerson 's-WaTranted.
only SlOO g-l-lm
Remember, that at the Arkansas bar
you can get schooner OF beer and the
finest lunch in the city for DO. Ladies'
room attached. 9'0-3m
Just received large and complete
assortment OF the celebrated "Emplre
Rooster and Baker," unequalled for
roasting poultry, meats, fish, and for
baking bread, cake, pudding, etc. ii.
Schultze. No. CIV. Commerce st. S.25-lm
On and after September lst fresh
Berwick bay oysters can be found at the
San Antonio Refrigerator company.
Leave orders at 2ll LesOyO street, tele-
phone No. 10. S-25-lm.
New stock Of wall papers and deco
ratiOns, latest designs and best sssort-
ment in the city, at
9-9-tf b. c. RELY & Co.,
AZ Commerce st.
Bolton has q No. /, full leather top
phaeton, for sale. If you need something
good In this line call early as one in
speotion generally finds buyer. 9.l0-tf
Just received fresh shipment of
4. and S. Burke's stout at 81. 10 dozen
at (9-l6-2t.) K. ABRAHAMs.
VIII be closed on Monday, Sept.
1Ofh IN Gconnnf nf holiday
9-l6.2t K. ABRAHAMs.
-WANTED-A competent stock clerk.
Must be well acquainted with the dry
goods business, and San Antonio trade.
9-l6-tf s. MAYER.
Emerson sells new and secondhand furni-
ture on easy time payments. Go and get
prices. 9-ilm
MIR. Barney Mitchell, one Of the
most expert mixOlogists of this city, is
how serving his customers from behind
the Springs bar.
MIR. Emil Feille, the youngest mar
ried man in this city, and the father OF
twins, will celebrate the birthday OF his
young hopefuls tonight, at his residence
on ConchO street.
The equalization board have found
that the taxable values OF city real es-
tate Of San Antonio this year is $l7, OOO,-
900, or an increase Of $3.50, 600 over 1886.
Pass, is here to release rs horses seized
for Irregularities in crossing them over
the Bravo.
No advance in the prices of lumber
at the Calcssieu lumber yard, East Com
merce street, west side Sunset track. 1t
Great things have ever hinged on trifes.
hn HrSf INF ltg Il N ri
caused by an apple core; the last we heard of
was the negligence of a father to keep up the
supply of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup when all
hands had cold.
Geo. Caen, the French dyer at 40
East Houston street, is now prepared to
turn out work in his line In short notice.
9-l7-3t
The Rosh- Ii ashana, NEW year ser.
vice. will be held at the Temple Beth
FL tomorrow night at $3.50 p. m. and will
be continued on Monday morning at
O'Clock.
The Anchor baseball club have re-
ceived challenge from the Blues and
the game will be played on the formers
grounds near the International stock
yards. The game will be matched for
$3.50 and new ball to be put up by the
challenging club.
Mr.. G. Speiser, living on Mill street,
has large grapevine growing on
trellis in his front yard which complete
ly covers the whole front yard, 20 feet
wide, between the fence and house. Ii
is the finest grapevine in the city.
When the city and county court
house is erected in the middle of Mill
tary plaza, there will be four streets
around it. Will they be renamed after
the county Judge, the mayor, etc., or
will the committee of four gobble up
that distinction and run street through
the middle of the building for the fifth
member?
Major ThOs. Campbell, who had
everything under way for the opening
OF one OF the finest saloons in the CITY in
the Adams q Wickes building on Alamo
plaza, can not make satisfactory
arrangements with the owners, and has
abandoned the project.
The Express gets thing wrongs again
and even In its errors is late about. This
morning it relates how Deputy Con-
stable Stevens arrested Chas. Parker
alias Woods, at the Springs, when Par
ker was arrested st this place Thursday
night.
Capt. Glynn-Turqusnd's remains
will arrive here from Green Springs,
Ohio, tomorrow night at 1920, and will
be inferred in the city cemetery on the
following day. The funeral procession
will start from % South Presa street at
10 a. m, and funeral service will be held
in st. Marks cathedral at 1890
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